TS EN ISO 19952
Footwear - Vocabulary
This International Standard defines terms used in the footwear industry, in English, French, German, Spanish and Italian. The terms and their definitions are listed alphabetically in English. In the annexes, all the terms are listed alphabetically in English, French, German, Spanish and Italian, so that the user of this European Standard can easily find the corresponding definition and the equivalent terms in the different languages. This European Standard is intended to facilitate communication in the footwear sector.
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TS EN ISO 19952 is a vocabulary standard focused on organising the terms and equivalents used in the footwear field. Standards of this kind help designers, manufacturers, laboratories, supply-chain partners and technical writers use the same concept with the same meaning. Because footwear technology covers product structure, components, materials and manufacturing processes, a shared vocabulary is an important foundation for clear technical communication.
How the terms are arranged in multiple languages
According to the supplied scope, the standard defines terms used in the footwear industry in English, French, German, Spanish and Italian. The main arrangement is alphabetical by English term, while the annexes list the terms alphabetically in all five languages so users can quickly find the matching definition and the corresponding equivalent in another language. In general technical practice, this kind of structure reduces ambiguity in catalogues, specifications, quality records and training material.
Why footwear vocabulary standards matter
Footwear terminology spans concepts such as uppers, linings, outsoles, heels, lasts, joining elements and manufacturing stages. A vocabulary standard does not describe how to make footwear; instead, it provides a controlled language for identifying parts and processes consistently across documents and organisations. This TS EN ISO 19952 listing is based on EN ISO 19952:2005 and has been withdrawn, so it is best understood as a historical technical reference for terminology management in the footwear sector.
- Publication Date: 27.03.2007
- Standard Status: H (İptal Edilmiş Standard/Withdrawn standard)
- Publisher: TSE
- Document Language: tr
- ICS Classification: 01.040.61 Giyim Sanayi (Terimler); 61.060 Ayakkabılar, Botlar, Terlikler vb.
- Pages: 44
- Source Standard: EN ISO 19952:2005
- International Equivalents: DIN EN ISO 19952-EQV; EN ISO 19952-EQV; NF G 62 -007-EQV
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